On the 1927 sessions Morton is joined by Johnny and Baby Dodds. On the the 1929 sessions he plays with Barney Bigard and Zutty Singleton. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Mr. Jelly Lord
(Jelly Roll Morton) |
6-10-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 21064-B |
| My Little Dixie Home
(Smith / Cloud / Garrison) |
12-17-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor V-38601-B |
| Smilin' The Blues Away
(Harrison Smith) |
12-17-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor V-38108-B |
| That's Like It Ought To Be
(Jelly Roll Morton) |
12-17-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor V-38601-A |
| Turtle Twist
(Jelly Roll Morton) |
12-17-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor V-38108-A |
| Wolverine Blues
(Benjamin Spikes / John Spikes / Jelly Roll Morton) |
6-10-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 21064-A 38663-1 |
| Wolverine Blues
(Benjamin Spikes / John Spikes / Jelly Roll Morton) |
6-10-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | RCA X LVA-3028 38663-2 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Barney Bigard | Clarinet |
| Baby Dodds | Drums |
| Johnny Dodds | Clarinet |
| Jelly Roll Morton | Piano |
| Zutty Singleton | Drums |
